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Movement grows against anti-choice motion
Say no to Motion 312, build the pro-choice movement
On April 26, an anti-abortion motion by Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth’s had one hour of debate in Parliament. A second...more
Be a socialist
Be a socialist, join the socialists
John Bell takes a walk down memory lane to review what drew him to socialist politics and organization.more
Beastie Boys Adam Yauch passes at 47
a political hip hop star passes
MCA will be remembered not just as a father, a husband, a musician, but an activist who was able to take his musical platform and use it to raise awareness for global political issues.more
West Coast opposition to Enbridge grows
Opposition to tar sands spills across the country
Throughout this year, the opposition to Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway project has continued to grow. Specifically on the West Coast,...more
Bahrain: Western hypocrisy and government oppression
imperialism and resistance continues in Bahrain
The government of United States resumed arms sale to Bahrain, which is also the home for US Fifth Fleet, while...more
Voter fraud scandal deepens for Tories
The Crime Minister strikes again
Elections Canada investigators believe that the computer used to make more than 7,000 fraudulent and potentially illegal robocalls to Guelph...more
Refugees in, Kenney out
Another attack from the Minister of Censorship and Deportation
On February 16th, Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney introduced Bill C-31, Protecting Canada’s Immigration System Act. Rejected by immigrant...more
Understanding Islamophobia
Islamophobia: what it is and how to fight it
There is an urgent need for unity and solidarity between non-Muslims and Muslims, both internationally and at home, if we are to have a hope of ending the barbarity of the so-called “war on terror.” But this unity cannot be taken for granted: it can only be built on the basis of a principled opposition to Islamophobia.more
Which side are you on?
How did Canada's 1% and 99% respond to the Russian Revolution?
“Influenced by labour agitation, their morale weakened by poor weather and the Spanish flu, two companies of Québécois conscripts refused to leave Victoria for Vladivostok.” The little-known mutiny of December 21, 1918, served as the focus for Victoria-based historian Benjamin Isitt’s important, and well-documented, recent book.more
Rage against the machines
Is it time for another Ned Ludd?
This early anti-capitalist movement, challenging the priorities of a system that subordinates people to profit, is still relevant today.more

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